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Trump-appointed judge denies state's attempt to rein in ICE, rules federal government must be able to 'carry out its duties'
A judge has sided with the Trump administration over its deployment of immigration agents in Illinois, delivering a significant blow to state leaders seeking to rein in ICE.
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A Trump-appointed judge ruled that the federal government must be able to deploy immigration agents in Illinois, rejecting the state’s effort to limit ICE’s activities. The decision represents a setback for state officials who were trying to curb the agency’s operations.
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